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neurodegenerative diseases. ALS is the primary disease focus. The potential projects within this area include but are not limited to: Cell based assays (primarily imaging) for mitochondrial biology using human
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foundational training in how to lead their own research laboratories, including leading day-to-day planning and management of ongoing projects, grant writing preparation and guidance, and how to build their own
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Classification Title: Post Doctoral Associate Job Description: A Post-doctoral Associate in Social Network Analysis position is available for up to 2 years to work within the NSF supported project
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working on several projects involving medical image analysis, neuroimaging, and neuroscience. This position is based in the Developmental Network Neurobiology Lab in the UF School of Medicine in
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Professional Development and other campus partners and a variety of graduate populations. Internal Award Management Oversees internal award programs for the Graduate School including, Teaching Assistant Awards
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, innovative, and impactful projects. Develop and write fellowship applications. Participate in a variety of group and departmental seminars and journal club series, as well as national and international
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-doctoral Associate position in Polymer Biomaterials is available to work in a project on the synthesis of functional polymers and their biomedical and bioengineering applications led by Dr. Amal Narayanan in
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Scholars interested in developing and leading projects in 3 main areas: (1) Central actions of serotonin and neuropeptides in the neurobiology of alcohol and substance use disorders, 2) Neural circuits
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collaborates with several other laboratories on campus including exciting collaborative and currently active projects with Professors Kirill Martenmyanov (www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abl4732) , Kendall
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Classification Title: Postdoctoral Associate Job Description: A Post-doctoral Associate position is available to work on a project on the formation of the initial mass function with Dr. Adam